peer review 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? PsychologyResearch methods and techniquesA2/A-levelOCR Created by: HeatherCreated on: 13-05-19 20:32 what is a journal? An official publication of scientific research 1 of 8 what is peer review? When research is submitted to a panel of experts in that field who decide whether it is good enough to be published in a journal 2 of 8 what is plagiarism ? publishing other peoples work or ideas as your own without giving it to others and gaining credit for this 3 of 8 what is fabrication? making up data or research to get an article published 4 of 8 what is publication bias? publishing headline grabbing findings to increase the the popularity of the results when the research may not be as exciting in reality 5 of 8 what is file draw effect? peer review favour a positive results and results with a null hypothesis are found too be reject leading to an unrepresentative view of finings 6 of 8 what is objectivity? when a reviewer should be objective but they are not and if the view presented opposes their own view they are less likely to be unbiased 7 of 8 what is preserving the status quo? because science is conservative if any information that contrasts current beliefs arises this may be rejected 8 of 8
Outline and evaluate the role of peer review in the process of producing valid scientific data 0.0 / 5
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